Hi all,
This is not a bug report. It is more of a query to find out if there are
known problems with the current Python 2.3 CVS regarding SSL, httplib w/
https, or urllib w/ https. I seem to remember tuning out some discussions
on timeout sockets and SSL of late, so I thought I would ask. Here is code
that has worked previously, but does not in the current CVS:
import urllib
def get(url):
u = urllib.urlopen(url)
junk = ''
while 1:
chunk = u.read()
if not chunk:
break
junk += chunk
return junk
exlen = len(get('https://dbserv2.theopalgroup.com/mediumfile'))
aclen = len(get('https://dbserv2.theopalgroup.com/mediumfile'))
print "File 1 len = %d, File 2 len = %d" % (exlen,aclen)
> python2.0 testhttps.py
HTTP len = 37140, HTTPS len = 37140
> python2.1 testhttps.py
HTTP len = 37140, HTTPS len = 37140
> python2.2 testhttps.py
HTTP len = 37140, HTTPS len = 37140
> python2.3 testhttps.py
HTTP len = 37140, HTTPS len = 0
If this doesn't ring a bell with anyone, I will battle SourceForge once more
and file a bug report. The interesting thing is that the problem is
sensitive to the size of the file requested. Here is what happens when I
use 'smallfile' instead of 'mediumfile':
> python2.3 testhttps.py
HTTP len = 3713, HTTPS len = 3713
-Kevin
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